Cassidy Williams • 12/3/2025

Fix your upgrades and migrations with Codemods

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This article explains how Codemods—programmatic code transformations—can fix deprecation errors during library upgrades. It details a personal experience using the Next.js Codemod tool to migrate from version 12 to 13, provides the command syntax, and lists additional resources for React and general Codemod libraries.

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